Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 50

              Page 4      PIONEER      March 24, 1943
Y’s  way
   The Girl Reserves who
attended the La Junta con-
ference wish to thank Flo-
rence Dillon, RN, of the
center hospital, and Grace
Lewis for driving them to
and  from  La  Junta.
   Also thanks to Norman
Satow and the various mess
halls for the lunches they
provided, and to the police
department for their escort
service.   Call on the GR’s
if  you want  their  help, for
their motto   “Ready For
Service.”
-Y- 
   To the Colleens:     Re-
member the important busi-
ness meeting at the Y of-
fice tonight at 6:30 o'-
clock.    Officers will be
elected, the constitution
adopted, and future plans
discussed.
-Y-
   All Y members are re-
minded to cooperate by c o n-
tributing scrap metal to
the scrap pile on the empty
lot  across   from   Block 6F.
-Y-
   Mrs.     Louise  North, GR
secretary of the Arkansas
valley, sends special
greetings to the Amache GR
with the hope that she will
see you soon.  She is sorry
her illness forced her to
miss the conference.
-Y-
   Our sincerest thanks to
Mrs.  Howard Eckley of Den-
ver, who sent us a box of
materials for craft use.
-Y-
   Following a short busi-
ness meeting,  the Mersan-
tas held a scavenger hunt
and a hamburger feed at
the home of Shizue Yamaji,
9L-1C, Sunday afternoon.
-Y-
   Election of officers
was held by the Tweenteens
Tuesday night at the  home
of Margaret James and Eno-
la Kjelgaard, No.2 barrack.
Yoshiko Furukawa and Reiko
Habu are in charge of the
April 6 meeting with “how
to Choose Friends” as the
Topic.   Members will meet
on the first Tuesday of
every month at the No. 1 bar-
rack.
-Y-
  Thanks to the GR's in
Rocky Ford and La Junta who
were hostesses to  the Amache
delegates.______________________
   CHURCH  SERVICES  SATURDAY
Event				Time		Rec Hall
   SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Sabbath school			8:30 a.m.		7G
Adult service			9:30 a.m.		7G
Sermon				11:00 a.m.	7G
   SEICHO-NO-IYE
Service				7:00 p.m.	7G-12G
   BUDDHIST
Adult service			2:00 p.m.	7G-12G
   CATHOLIC
Mass				8:00 a.m.		11K
AMACHE  GIRLS  ATTEND
GIRL  RESERVES’  CONFAB
   Thirty-one GR delegates attended the Arkansas Valley
Mid-winter conference at La Junta Saturday.   They were
accompanied by six GR advisers, Mrs. Kazu Kuwahara,
Emiko Oka, Jaine Oi, Mae Uno, Emi Hincki, and Hana Uno,
and Mrs. Lottie More, Mrs. Freda Mahoney, Grace Lewis,
and Catherine Ludy of the education staff.
   The theme, "GR's on the
Home Front," was carried
out in the speeches, dis-
cussions and recreation
period.
   A candlelight ceremony-
al, which brought the con-
ference to a close, was
written  and presented by
the Amache  GR's.   Those
participating were Sandie
Saito, Mary Hori, Louise
Sasano,   Karumo    Hamahashi,

Rumi  Tonai,     Grace  Yamagu-
Chi,  Michi Kobayashi',     Ha-
ruke  Kochi,   Jane  Sato,   Ada
Yamasaki,   and  Namiko  Ota.
   Following  dinner,   Grace
Yamaguchi,  Grace Yatabe,
Jane Magai, and Julia Yo-
shioka presented a minia-
ture quiz quest.
   More than 250 delegates
attended the conference repre-
senting chapters from
Fowler,  Manzanola,  Rocky
Ford, Sugar City,  Swink,
Las Animas, La Junta, and
Amache.
RUNDQUIST  TO MAKE
OFFICIAL   VISIT
   George E. Rundquist,
executive secretary of the
Committee on Resettlement
of Japanese-Americans, will
make an official visit to
the center April 25 to 27.
   He is representing this
committee which has 14 de-
nominations  in the United
States participating.  This
group aids in ortanizing
resettlement committees.
GEORGE  KIYABU
LECTURES   TONIGHT
   "Is Japan's War Prophe-
sied in the Bible?" will
be the topic discussed by
Evangelist George Kiyabu
tonight at 7:30 p.m. at
the 7G recreation hall.
Preceding the lecture,
movies  will be shown from
7 o'clock.    The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Dedication Week 
Program Announced
   Rev.  Curtis Westfall of
the Lamar Presbyterian
church will speak tonight
at the 10H recreation hall
at 7 p.m. in the first in
a series of Week of Dedi-
cation sermons.   Special
music will be provided by
the church choir and solo-
ists from Lamar.   Rev. Ma-
sao Hirata will be the
chairman.
   Speaking tomorrow night
will be Rev. Harry Hashi-
moto with Rev. Chiaki Ku-
zuhara as the chairman.
Gospel singing and special
music will precede the sermon.
   Rev. Gabriel Upton of
the Lamar Methodist church
will speak on Friday night.
Gospel singing and special
music are also planned.
Rev. Hashimoto will be
Chairman.
   Dr. Kirby Page, well-
known writer and traveller,
is scheduled to speak Sat-
urday night.